Thrasher Magazine

Cody catches a solo session at Potrero in this short spot for Spitfire. Feel the heat as he keeps the rain at bay with some bangers on the bank wall. 

Feed your morbid curiosity about what got Gabbers onto that stretcher in Damn It All and let this serve as a reminder of what’s at stake for the gnarliest among us. If you can’t stomach the sight of blood, this one ain’t for you.

A cross-generational gang of vert dogs brought their A game to the B Team Ramp. Kreiner, Wettstein, Perelson, Lasek and the other high flyers got tech way above the deck. Get up close to the moves scorching across the Gator Skins. 

This crew of vertical veterans and new blood ran the ramp through the wringer while the rain threatened to stop a good time. You already know Bucky Lasek and Andy Mac made it out, but you’ll have to check the photos to see what other legends showed up to support the scene.

Taking his softies to the streets, Knibbs plays tour guide through the City we LOVE. Whether it’s China Banks, Union Square, Twin Peaks or just the push from BART, every spot speaks to the history and culture of SF skating. Nothing beats a day bombing in our beautiful home.

Frankie Heck, Christian Henry and Tyson Peterson stick to the walls at the famous Firestone Ditch in a quick cut from Thunder. A few friends and a wide-open spot is all you need to get the weekday session poppin’.

Jarne narrowly escapes death more than once in this 12 minute epic.  A potted plant to the head and a neglectful TM can’t stop the Belgian luminary as he charges through with some his finest footage to date.  There's a sublime beauty flowing through those crusty European streets.

After a marathon part blending skateboarding and comedy sketches, Jarne discusses how he put it all together, including how he survived a planter to the head, losing his car in a bet and his new life in the south of France. Dive deeper with even more photos and fables from his wonderful Professional Life.

Almost nothing speaks to the power of Philly skating more than tech moves on tall ledges and high hops over traffic barricades. Jahmir covers that ground comfortably with raw energy and style in his Venture part.